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'The Hunger Games': Decide whether you want to see it

If you haven't read the books, will you like 'The Hunger Games'? Here are five ways to find out.
The Hunger Games: movie review

'The Hunger Games' has echoes of some great films of its type: the reality-show forerunners.
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'Hunger Games': To like the movie, do you have to read the book? (+trailer)

Hunger Games reviews from movie critics have been largely positive. Reviewers praise the tough message of the Hunger Games, and the actors' performances.
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'Hunger Games' star Jennifer Lawrence talks filming and mall tours

'Hunger Games' star Jennifer Lawrence discusses the pressure of playing a well-known character and working with director Gary Ross
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'Game Change': How accurate is the movie about Sarah Palin?

Words have been flying between supporters of Sarah Palin, who charge the ‘Game Change’ filmmakers with a smear job, and the producers, who insist they’re committed to accuracy.
'Game Change': HBO movie depicts devoted and unhinged Sarah Palin

In the controversial new TV movie that aims at a behind-the-scenes portrait of the former US vice presidential candidate, Julianne Moore portrays Sarah Palin as a devoted Republican who lacks basic knowledge of world affairs and careens out of control.
Woody Harrelson plays effectively in 'Rampart': movie review

A dirty cop movie, 'Rampart' gets inside the head of the paranoid Dave Brown, played by Woody Harrelson, as investigative units start to close in on him.
Top Picks: Spoleto Festival, Regina Carter, Cooking Channel, and other recommendations

Spoleto Festival USA opens, violin virtuoso Regina Carter's new album, the new Cooking Channel launches, and more top picks.
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Ten best films of 2009

Uncovering some gems in an uneven year at the movies.
'The Messenger' - movie review

'The Messenger' is an understated character study of two Army officers assigned to inform families that their loved one has been killed.
Review: 'Management'

Jennifer Aniston plays a workaholic sales rep in this off-kilter romance with an unintended creepy side.
Why I am not a handyman

To me a table saw is a weapon of mass destruction.
'21' doesn't play its cards right

What happens in Vegas isn't very exciting in this true story of an MIT math student turned card sharp.
'Sleepwalking' has a dreamy feel

'Sleepwalking' is a road movie in need of a tighter itinerary. Still, if you're patient, it has some lovely and powerful moments.
Ferrell turns court jester in 'Semi-Pro'

The comedian applies his antics to the basketball world of the 1970s for a movie where plot takes a backseat to skits.